UAE

Migrate to United Arab Emirates(UAE)

 

Visitors will find Dubai to be a very warm and pleasant town, as it boasts one of the highest expat ratios in the world. It’s also a lot less expensive than its reputation may suggest. Dubai’s economy has evolved to include financial services, logistics, real estate, construction, hospitality, and tourism. This diversification, combined with Dubai’s strategic position, world-class infrastructure, and “ease of doing business” mindset, has made it a preferred destination for many global firms and workers looking to advance their careers. In general, the employer is responsible for submitting all relevant documents, which include the application form, the sponsored person’s original (and a copy of) passport, passport-sized pictures, the Ministry of Labour’s employment permit, and any other relevant paperwork.

The following are the most important measures to take in order to make the transition:

• Obtain a medical examination
• Make an application for a work permit.
• Obtain a visa for permanent residence.

Cost of Living:

Also keep in mind that utility expenditures are rarely included in rental rates. Electricity and water consumption expenditures for a small two-bedroom apartment are estimated to be roughly AED 1,200 ($327) per month, while these prices are likely to be significantly higher during the exceptionally hot summer months. When it comes to food and groceries, the amount you spend will ultimately be determined by your personal purchasing preferences. Purchasing local products rather than international brands that are exported at a premium is a great way to save money, but you should budget between AED 300 ($82) and AED 1,000 ($272) per week for groceries.